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Harnessing viral internal proteins to combat flu and beyond
Hershna Patel
, Andreas Kukol
Department of Clinical, Pharmaceutical and Biological Science
Biosciences Research Group
Centre for Research in Mechanisms of Disease and Drug Discovery
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Viral
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Influenza A
100%
Viral Proteins
100%
Internal Proteins
100%
Drug Discovery
50%
Mini
50%
Influenza
50%
Potential Inhibitors
50%
Protein-protein Interaction
50%
Nuclear Export Signal
50%
Polymerase
50%
Drug Target
50%
Binding Potential
50%
Resistance Development
50%
Sequence Conservation
50%
Nucleoprotein
50%
Protein Sequence
50%
RNA Virus
50%
Drug Binding
50%
Interaction Potential
50%
Novel Antiviral Target
50%
Dengue
50%
Hepatitis E
50%
HIV-1 Virus
50%
Sequence Redundancy
50%
Viral Genetic Variability
50%
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)
50%
Target Focusing
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Influenza A
100%
Influenza
100%
Viral Protein
100%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
50%
Polymerase
50%
Antivirus Agent
50%
Peptide Sequence
50%
Nuclear Export
50%
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2
50%
Virus
50%
Genetic Variability
50%
Drug Binding
50%
Hepatitis E
50%
Dengue Fever
50%
Protein Interaction
50%
Nucleoprotein
50%
Drug Targeting
50%
RNA Virus
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Influenza
100%
Influenza A
100%
Viral Protein
100%
Antivirus Agent
50%
SARS Coronavirus
50%
HIV
50%
Drug Discovery
50%
Drug Delivery System
50%
Binding Potential
50%
Nucleoprotein
50%
Dengue
50%
Hepatitis E
50%
Virus
50%
RNA Virus
50%